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Ben Hartman on Morphogen's Comeback, Nick Walker's Equity, and the 10g Tyrosine Return | Episode #221
Ben Hartman is back for his third visit to the PricePlow Podcast in Episode #221, and Morphogen Nutrition has never been in a stronger position. Ben walks through everything: the second rebrand's full backstory, a never-before-told story about a failed acquisition that nearly sold the company, the financial reckoning that followed, and how selling the […]
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OptiMSM® for Movement, Recovery, and Joint Health: The Other Half of the Sulfur Story
Every hard training session leaves a bill. Muscles fire, connective tissues absorb load, and the body's antioxidant systems work overtime to clear the cellular debris left behind. Most recovery supplements address the muscle side of that equation, often with protein, creatine, and amino acids. Far fewer address the structural foundation underneath: the joints, tendons, and […]
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CreaSol SSAT: MolTek Nutrition Unveils CreaSol SSAT (Stabilized Tyrosol) as the New Creatine Enhancer
In the world of sports nutrition, breakthroughs often arise from revisiting the fundamentals and enhancing them with innovative science. Few compounds have as rich a history in human health as tyrosol -- yet most aren't even familiar with it!
Tyrosol: From Mediterranean Diet Driver to Novel Creatine EnhancerTyrosol is a powerful phenolic compound, found […]
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CreaSol® SSAT (Stabilized Tyrosol) Clinical Trial Published: Peer-Reviewed Study Confirms Creatine Synergy
The CreaSol® SSAT (stabilized tyrosol) study is officially here. After more than a year of anticipation, Moltek Nutrition now has a published, peer-reviewed human trial to back it up.[1]
The paper appeared in Nutraceuticals in May 2026, produced by teams at the Applied Science and Performance Institute (ASPI) in Tampa, Florida and Barton College […]
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Unmatched Supps Stem Cell: Kris Gethin's Formula for Cellular Recovery and Longevity
The name isn't a metaphor or a marketing angle. Unmatched Supps Stem Cell earns its title with CyanthOx™, a sea buckthorn extract shown in a randomized, double-blind crossover trial to mobilize three distinct types of circulating stem cells within two hours of a single 500mg dose. In a supplement category full of ambitious product […]
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Iron and the Female Athlete: Why Exercise Suppresses Iron Absorption, and What to Do About It
She does everything right: takes her iron supplement daily, eats her meat and spinach, sleeps enough, and gets bloodwork done when her doctor asks. But six months later, her ferritin has barely moved, she still fades at mile eight of every long run, and her coach is suggesting she double her dose.
She's not doing […]
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Apollon Nutrition From Dusk Till Dawn: Monstrous Deep Sleep and Recovery Formula
The tagline says it plainly: Train Like a Hooligan, Sleep Like a Baby.
Apollon Nutrition's From Dusk Till Dawn is the brand's fully disclosed, multi-pathway sleep and recovery formula, targeting everything from stress relief and nervous system calm to sleep onset, sleep depth, and overnight physical repair. If you've heard our podcast with Robik Samborsky, […]
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PLT Health Solutions Launches the Longevity Research Initiative Around Its Experiential Longevity Platform
The longevity category has a communication problem. Most longevity products ask consumers to take a leap of faith: invest in your cellular health today, and benefits may arrive years from now. For early adopters and biohackers, that pitch works. For the much larger group of adults in their 40s, 50s, and 60s who want to […]
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DL185® for Sarcopenia and Anti-Aging: Muscles Need a Faster Leucine Signal
Sarcopenia is often described as muscle loss, but that framing understates the real problem. What aging adults lose isn't just mirror-muscle. After 50, strength declines two to three times faster than mass,[1] which means the things that actually matter go first: rising from a chair, climbing stairs, carrying groceries, catching yourself before a fall. […]
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